odds and even year trucks

has anyone else noticed that there are more 82 84 86 88's than there are odd years? rarely do you see an 85 or an 83 some 87's but not near as many as the even numbers. i dunno maybe its just me. haha.

Hmmm, I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that they have left handed steering wheels.

Hmmmmm! Guess that makes them odd year trucks more valuable /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

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This is the fact with all the manufacturers but may be in vice versa they make the whole year stock and sell it in other year!!!

yo,

If you have time, take a Look at Bronco and other Ford Truck/Van Production figures in the FORD PICKUP TRUCK RED BOOK,

1946-93 Model Year Including Bronco, Ranger, etc.

Overview w/Changes, Some Years w/Pics; includes:

MODEL & GVW codes, Body, Engine, Transmission & Rear Axle Codes, Exterior Body & Interior Trim Color Codes, MSRP, Optional Equipment & Prices; Appendix A contains Overviews & Examples of; Warranty & Rating Plates, Build Date Stamp, Casting Dates & Manufacturing dates, Sheet Metal Date Codes, District Codes (DSOs), Assembly Plant Codes & Production Date Codes.

Also includes Production Figures from 46-79 for Bronco, F Series & other Ford trucks; 78 Bronco was 70,546; 79 Bronco was 75,761; READ A LOT HERE!

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